I find every single calculator out there doesn't have any clue at all about the true market value of goods or even the true production costs of refined goods. I actually use my own FPs/Goods value chart, which is not based on any unfair trade calculator you can find on the web. Let me explain how I manage FP↔Goods trades. So giving this, how many Colonial Age goods would 1 Forge Point be worth? Now I know the market place does not trade this way but it might be worth considering when looking at the cost per Forge Point. Conversely 1 Industrial Age good is worth 32 Bronze age goods 24 Iron Age goods 16 EMA goods 8 HMA goods 4 LMA goods 2 Col goods and 1 Industrial Age good. What I found was that the cost to produce the same amount of goods over the ages pretty much doubled until the Colonial age where it slowed to 1.5 times instead of 2.įor example 1 Bronze age good was worth 1 Bronze age good but worth only 1/2 an Iron Age good 1/4 an EMA good 1/8 an HMA good 1/16 an LMA good 1/24 a Col Age good and 1/32 an Ind Age good. I only took into consideration the amount of coins and supplies needed to produce each era goods since those were a fixed cost per Age. Production over the lower ages to see what the production ratios of each age were as compared to the other ages. I did a little chart showing the production costs of Coins/Supplies each for a 4 Hr. Thank you so much Konrad - that really makes sense - This is good information.

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